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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1894
Page
3
A Baltimore American article reviews a London silversmiths electric teakettle praised for cleanliness and safety, plus a Demorest's Magazine portrait of Korea's queenly figure with refined features and a dignified demeanor.
A Chicago Herald prediction sketches a cold aloof spouse type. The woman will appear remote and goddesslike, end charity work, show little affection, and detach from friends as she adopts a reserved, fashion driven stance.
A reflection on declining marriage prospects among educated upper middle class young women. The author attributes the trend to mothers guiding daughters’ education and lifestyle choices from ages 18 to 28, implying social expectations and early independence influence marriage timing.
Mrs Jennie Lozier ex president of Sorpsis argues that a century of female struggle from Mary Lyon to Johns Hopkins marks ongoing progress. She credits leisure wealth and thought freedom for lasting culture and says women’s clubs bring intellect and purpose into homes and public affairs.
Anna Fabian a 19 year old St Louis resident and aspiring oarswoman aims to challenge Rosa Mosentheim after watching the champion's victory. She is tall graceful and muscular with river time and oar skill, willing to race at any distance under two miles with a few weeks practice.
The queen of Korea is now 44 years old, just one year older than her husband. She is of medium height with a slender straight form and a pleasing manner.
Paris fashion houses brace for losses after the czar’s death as retail experts warn that American and English society will follow Paris grande dames into mourning attire. Style notes describe long medial sleeves and two-sleeve innovations to adapt grand robes for street wear with a robe de chambre silhouette and sable edging.
In Chicago papers praise female voting while noting positive registry visits and courteous treatment of women. A Christian Advocate recalls polite conduct in stores and at offices, countering fears of social ruin and promising peace through the franchise for women.
Reports show women shaping outcomes in Colorado Wyoming Kentucky and New York while suffering defeats in Kansas and New York due to Republican votes. Mrs Helen Gougar tests voting rights in Indiana as women seek suffrage. Northwood Indiana votes on waterworks bond with 280 total, 34 women among 84 speakers at the fair contest. Nettie Hughes wins Wright County fair oratorical prize and earns Wheaton College study.
Elected officials and political figures appear in a sweeping update. Mia Louise Rounds is named president of the Silinose W. C. T. U. for the ninth time after a year of extensive activity. Anna Melton returns to visit relatives in Mount Pleasant. Susan B. Anthony notes Kansas suffragists will start a new campaign. A Colorado legislature forecast includes three women. In India the Forum cites male advantage. in America women lead. The Cook County board blocks Miss Kate Kane from probate judge candidacy citing gender.
French and English girls who play tennis and bicycle wear knitted sweaters with sailor collars and deep cuffs. American girls are just starting to wear them. The white, blue, or black trimmed designs match jerseys and are praised for providing a suited fit for girls already using Jen's sweaters.
The Union Signal cites Cardinal Gibbons contrasting a Roman Catholic view with a Methodist bishop’s stance. Both imply women should stay at home and govern from the cradle to the world, prompting questions about petticoat government and male endorsement.
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